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Repeating what i said elsewhere: My issue is people who will "trust" security only because of a language used, wich is a flawed and dangerous mindset I don't
by Kukumber 4y ago
Repeating what i said elsewhere:
My issue is people who will "trust" security only because of a language used, wich is a flawed and dangerous mindset
I don't want to depend on that kind of project
- sophacles 4y agoIm confused. You are going to change an OS because you think "trusting something based on use of a particular language" is a problem that might come up. Isn't that just you basing your trust level on the use of a particular language?
- adgjlsfhk1 4y agoIt's not so much trusting security because of language use as distrusting security because of language use. With the tools C gives you, it is impossible for multiple humans to write a large secure program. Rust doesn't guarantee security, but it gives you a fighting chance.